Viktor Farcic

@shubham-cmyk Would that work without a script? I'm trying to add something like that to the assert manifest.

Here's a manifest: ```yaml apiVersion: devopstoolkitseries.com/v1alpha1 kind: SQL metadata: name: xyz spec: claimRef: apiVersion: devopstoolkitseries.com/v1alpha1 kind: SQLClaim name: my-db compositionRef: name: aws-postgresql compositionSelector: matchLabels: db: postgresql provider: aws compositionUpdatePolicy: Automatic...

Would something like the following be it? ```yaml apiVersion: devopstoolkitseries.com/v1alpha1 kind: SQL metadata: labels: crossplane.io/claim-name: my-db spec: claimRef: apiVersion: devopstoolkitseries.com/v1alpha1 kind: SQLClaim name: my-db compositionRef: name: aws-postgresql compositionSelector: matchLabels: db:...

That's the one I like the most. @eddycharly. It's easy to read than the previous example.

The example you posted returns all secrets in that Google project. Did you figure out how to limit it to a specific secret?

Got it. Thanks a ton @bfrunza.

@bklau Maybe http://monitor.dockerflow.com/tutorial/ can help until out-of-the-box solution comes.

+1 for a solution for this issue. Without the ability to retrieve user's IP prevents us from using monitoring solutions like Prometheus.

For me, it would be enough if I could somehow find out the relation between the virtual IP and the IP of the server the endpoint belongs to. That way,...

I probably did not explain well the use case. I use Prometheus that is configured to scrap exporters that are running as Swarm global services. It uses tasks. to get...